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Every value

Every value in one place every
secret safely stored

Define variables once, reference them anywhere. Store keys and secrets encrypted. Global, workflow, and user scopes in a visual editor.

Every value
How it works

From scattered values to one safe vault in 4 steps

Define each variable or secret, pick the scope, reference it anywhere. Rotate once and every workflow follows.

1

Define the Value

Define the variable or secret

Open the visual editor, name the variable, set the value, mark it plain or secret. Plain variables stay readable. Secrets encrypt the moment they hit storage and are never shown again: workflows use them, humans cannot.

  • Visual Editor
  • Plain Variable
  • Encrypted Secret
  • Typed Values
2

Choose the Scope

Choose the scope

Global scope makes a variable available to every workflow, ideal for company wide config and shared keys. Workflow scope keeps a value inside one workflow. User scope binds a value to a user for personal credentials.

  • Global Scope
  • Workflow Scope
  • User Scope
  • Fine Grained Access
3

Reference Anywhere

Reference with variable syntax

Inside any node, drop the variable into the field that needs it. The panel browses every variable in scope, with secrets shown by name but never value. Autocomplete suggests matches, and references resolve at run time.

  • Clean Syntax
  • Autocomplete
  • Variables Panel
  • Resolved at Runtime
4

Rotate Safely

Rotate without touching workflows

When a key expires or a value changes, update it once in the editor and every workflow picks up the new value on its next run. No node by node hunt, no broken workflows, no manual find and replace. Rotation is one save.

  • Single Source of Truth
  • One Click Rotate
  • All Workflows Updated
  • No Find and Replace
Why Teams Choose REVO

Six reasons teams never go back

Once a team manages variables and secrets in one safe place, pasting API keys into nodes looks like a security incident waiting to happen.

Who uses REVO variables
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11200+

Teams keeping secrets out of
workflow nodes

Built for teams that handle sensitive credentials every day

Ops, automation engineers, security, compliance, customer success, and founders use Revo where credentials finally get treated properly. The variable layer is the source of truth, the vault the encrypted store.

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Audit

Trail

Variable Layer

Define once, reference everywhere

Every value used in more than one workflow lives in the variable layer, defined once and referenced anywhere. Global, workflow, and user scopes control visibility. Update once, every workflow follows.

Features

Everything the variable layer ships with

Variable and secret management built in. Global, workflow, and user scopes, encrypted secrets, one click rotation.

Global and Workflow Level Variables

Define values once and reuse them across the workspace. Global variables go everywhere, workflow ones stay private. Each has a name, type, description.

Encrypted Secret Storage

API keys, tokens, signing keys, and sensitive credentials get encrypted the moment they hit storage. Workflows read at runtime; humans never can.

User Level and Workflow Level Scopes

Three scopes cover every visibility pattern. Global goes everywhere, workflow scopes to one workflow, user binds to a user. Scope is one click at creation.

Visual Variable Editor

A clean visual panel for adding, updating, rotating, and retiring variables and secrets. Search the library, filter by scope, group by category.

Variable Syntax Across Every Node

Drop a variable into any node with clean, consistent syntax. Autocomplete suggests matches, and references resolve at run time to the current value.

Key Rotation Without Code Changes

Rotating an API key is one save in the variable editor. The new value flows to every workflow on the next run no hunt, no find and replace.

Questions & answers

Everything you need to know

Common questions about scopes, secret encryption, rotation, syntax, permissions, and audit trail.

How do the three scopes work?

Each scope maps to a visibility pattern. Global makes a variable available to every workflow in the workspace, ideal for company wide configuration and shared credentials. Workflow scope keeps a variable inside a single workflow. User scope binds a variable to a specific user for personal credentials. A workflow can reference variables from any scope it has access to, with global being the broadest and user the narrowest.